The graph below shows the number of overseas visitors to three different areas in a European country between 1987 and 2007

line-height:107%">The line graphs illustrate the information about variations in the percentage of households owning three electrical appliances and time spent per week on household chores in a particular country from 1920 to 2019.

line-height:107%">Overall, it can be inferred that by the last reported year, all households had access of vacuum cleaner. While, the amount of time spent on house tasks reduced marginally.

line-height:107%">From the comparative analysis, it is evident that initially, no family owned refrigerator whilst ownership of washing machine and vacuum cleaner was 40% and 30% respectively. By the year 1960, the ownership of all three appliances rose, highest being refrigerator with a dramatic surge to 90%. However, a fall was noticed in case of washing machine in 1980(almost 65%). Interestingly, all houses had the possession of other two electronic gadgets by 2019.

line-height:107%">Turning towards the other line graph, the hours of house work spent per week in 1920 were 50 which had a drastic drop to 20 by 1960. Afterwards, there was a stability from 1980 to 2000 at around 15 hours per week, yet finally reducing to 10 hours in 2019 which was the least.